Sentence examples for Key evolutions from inspiring English sources

"There are a bunch of key evolutions," Ferrante says.

This in turn implies three key evolutions in the plastic waste recycling business.

So many of the key evolutions in our business model occurred because someone reminded me of the same advice I had been given by my parents as a child, "Try it.

The introduction of Lycra Spandex literally expanded opportunities, confirms Cone's Nicholas, who cites among other key evolutions sustainable fibres and performance denims – "trying to bring the function into fashion".

The key evolution within Rosales is the shift from showy flowers and insect pollination (rose family) to inconspicuous flowers and wind pollination.

This is a pretty key evolution and will make discovering content that much easier as the library of gaming titles and experiences grows in the storefront.

The Echo is coming off a tremendously successful holiday shopping season, which saw not only a high volume of sales, but a key evolution in consumer demographics that's driving sales from a broader cross-section of buyers.

Natural selection is the key to evolution and survival, he'd written in wavering ballpoint, fighting to keep his eyelids open, so very tired, still wasted from the previous night of hanging out with the guys.

"Struggle is the human condition, the key to evolution, the reason we adapt.

Additionally, the two key measures, evolution acceptance and understanding of natural selection were not significantly related to each other once the variance explained by other variables was excluded.

What will save us is self-awareness, the key to evolution of the wisest.